Who carrys their fixed blade everywhere?

Camillus Mini-Talon in pocket with a static cord

Kit Carson BG42 F4 IWB on right side

Then in varying rotations
Trace Rinaldi Gambit in S30V IWB Left
Jones Brothers Neck Knife IWB Left

Various small sheath knives with blades 3" or less.
 
I carry my Mad Dog Mongoose in a horizontal kydex sheath, along with two folders that I rotate. And of course, my baby Glock in .357 Sig.
 
My Gene Ingram Drop Point Hunter #5 never leaves my side. It's a 3 1/4" O1 blade 5/32" thick with Olive Canvas Micarta handles. It's small enough to not get noticed running errands, but big enough to take care of most jobs. It is without question the best $70.00 I could have spent.
 
I prefer a fixed blade for most tasks.

Unfortunately in CT the laws do not allow carry of any sized fixed blade except while hunting or fishing. Folders must be under 4" blade length.

Regards,
FK
 
Not 24/7, but I carry a FB all the time when I'm not in SF dressed for office work or otherwise engaged at some formal or semi-formal affair.

If I'm camping, it's usually something in the 4"-6" (blade length) range, either a Livesay Air Assault, Mora2000 or Wesolowski (If I'm being ultra-lite), or lately my E. Chang heavy hunting knife. At home and around town, its more like 2.5"-4", typically a Dozier K1, my Taz custom long B&T, or one of a couple of other hand made knives I have from M. Wesolowski, D. Fraley, B. Posner, or the Chang again! I have lots of options...

When I go into town around here, I try to limit the size to 3" and something with a relatively discrete sheath that doesn't stand out too much. In another month I'm picking up a small 2.5" blade knife from Ron Clark for exactly this purpose. Now its mostly the Dozier K1, or the Fraley or Posner. All of the others draw a little to much attention to themselves...
 
I carry two Spyderco Morans, one drop point in my left front pocket, and one trailing point in my front right pocket. I carry them every day, all day.
 
I carry my Jens Anso Personal Sheepsfoot enough for it to be an EDC. I don't carry it every day, but it is in the rotation.

Chris
 
When I'm at work it's a no no, but everywhere else I always carry a fixed blade. Here lately I have been alternating between my Greco Companion (A2 steel) and my Rinaldi L.E.O (D2 steel).

They are both well made, easy to carry, super tough knives. They do it all and then some and I never ever have to worry about lock failure!
 
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